NV Seniors Juniors Visited Iowa General Assembly Trip
Nishna Valley High School juniors and seniors spent a day in Des Moines visiting the capitol, State Supreme Court, Agriculture Department offices, State Treasurer and Clerk, then toured the House, Senate, and State Historical Building. After lunch they explored a jet hanger and airport facilities before a return trip via Winterset, arriving home around 7 30 p.m. The trip ended as a success with students eager for another similar outing.
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NVHS
Des Moines
Capitol
State Supreme Court
Department of Agriculture
Scherle
House of Representatives
Senate
House
State Historical
Winterset
Public school integration should be made compulsory
Editorial argues that compulsory integration is necessary for equal access to education across races. It condemns denying Negroes schooling and stresses that all citizens, including African Americans who serve in war, deserve public education regardless of skin color.
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Weada
Investors study stock market in bookkeeping class
Students in a Nevada classroom simulate stock purchases using imaginary shares. Terry assigns each student 100 shares and records the price per share on the board to compare future selling prices with the original costs. Prices varied widely as Larry Davin bought Superior Oil for 1,114.00 per share and Bob Hicks paid 11.50 per share for American Chemical.
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Terry
Bookkeeping
Larry Davin
Bob Hicks
American Chemical
Stock and Bond Review
Stock Exchange
Freshman Bowling Party Heads to Oak Ade Alley
On Friday at 8 30, eight bus load of freshmen and guests with sponsor Mr Kern left the high school for the bowling alley in Ade Oak. They enjoyed bowling, eating, pool, and conversation before returning home around 11 30.
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Mr. Kern
Ade Oak
Demonstrations Inspire Science Interest at Nishna Valley
Dr. H. H. Dukes of Iowa State University presented several science demonstrations to Nishna Valley high and junior high students on March 26. Activities included guinea pig experiments with carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, pressure changes, human voice tests with microphones, heart and muscle sounds, breathing mechanics with a rubber diaphragm, and a pig with removed cerebral cortex. Accompanying discussions aimed to boost biology and physiology knowledge and spark careers in life sciences and veterinary medicine.
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H. H. Dukes
Towa State University
Nishna Valley
Dukes
Coming Events at Nishna Valley
April 2 N. H. S. Induction Ceremonies evening performance. April 2. April 5 Mr Don Janis Guadalupe missionary to speak to American history classes on Communism. April 6 Track Squad at Tri-State Meet in Tarkic. April 8 S. W. Iowa Ed. Assoc. Convention Council Bluffs. April 9 Track meet at Gloranda afternoon. April 11 County association dinner. April 12 Good Friday No School.
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Don Janis
Guadalupe
Tarkic
S. W. Iowa Ed. Assoc
Council Bluffs
N.H.S
Glorinda
County Association
Sophomores Plan Bowling Party at Nishnaj Valley High
Ninteen forty nine? Noted. Sophomores in Nishnaj Valley Community High School met March 27 to set class dues and decide party type. Class sponsor Mr Terry opened the meeting. Dues were set at 60 cents a month for nine months, with participation conditioned on payment. Bobby Johnson, class president, led the vote choosing bowling as the preferred party, with arrangements left to class officers.
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Nishnaj Valley Community High School
Terry
Bobby Johnson
No School on Good Friday Observed by Nishna Valley Schools
In observance of Good Friday there will be no school at the Nishna Valley Community Schools on Friday April 13.
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Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley News Staff Editor Details
News items prepared by Nishna Valley Community High School pupils list editor Susan Woodfill assistant editor Margaret Wheeler and reporters Sharron Eastwood Alice Vrba Linda Larsen Marela Ballain Wayne Jensen Shirley Mabary Perry Allen Roger Woodfill with byline style typical of student journalism.
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Nishna Valley Community High School
Nishna Valley
Susan Woodfill
Ass't
Margaret Wheeler
Sharron Eastwood
Alice Vrba
Linda Larsen
Marela Ballain
Wayne Jensen
Shirley Mabary
Perry Allen
Roger Woodfill
Doughnuts Help June Shine at State Speech Contest
June Exceen won two I ratings at the Glenwood state speech contest on February 23. She ate doughnuts for breakfast both before and after the event, delivering humorous declamation and interpretive poetry readings. Participants included John Thorson and instructor Bertha Thorson guiding June and peers Janice Blazek and Shirley Mabary.
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June Exceen
Glenwood
John Thorson
Janice Blazek
Shirley Mabary
Carol Hall
Bertha Thorson
Perry
June
History classes begin study of UN
Junior and sophomore history students, guided by Mrs. Doubleday, start a unit on the United Nations. A bulletin board showcases flags of the UN's 110 members, booklets on UN structure and agencies, a map of member locations, and works like The UN and the US and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
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United Nation
Senior Play Well Supported at NY
The senior class play received strong support in New York with good attendance on Thursday night and the Wednesday matinee. A buffet set was presented to Mrs. Smith, the senior class sponsor and director, as a group gift between acts. The students felt the experience was fun and worthwhile.
Oakland Pair Sentenced After Hastings Break-In
Raymond E. Chatham aged 22 and Franklin Chambers aged 19, both of Oakland, were sentenced to 10 years at the men's reformatory in Anamosa after pleading larceny in the night time. The charges stem from a break-in at a Perkins service station near Hastings. Authorities note prior complaints against the pair.
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Oakland
Raymond E. Chatham
Franklin Chambers
Anamosa
Leroy Johnson
Perkins
Hastings
Edwin Barkus
Arrested Near Here for OMVI
Franz W. Harvey of Centerville Iowa was arrested on highway 34 east of Malvern for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated by a special deputy of the sheriff's office. He was arraigned before Justice Cart Remley at Glenwood and bound over to district court. He was released on a $500 bond.
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Franz W. Harvey
Centerville
Malvern Four-Corners
Sheriff's Office
Harvey
Cart Remley
Glenwood
District Court
Auto Crash Near Wesley Chapel. No Injuries Reported
A one car accident near the Wesley Chapel church at about 2:30 a.m. Tuesday left Joseph Simmonds aged 18 and three passengers uninjured after the vehicle overturned at a T intersection half a mile south of the church. About 300 dollars in damage was sustained. Passengers were June Exigen 17 Emerson Linda Simmonds 16 Emerson and Donald Mauer 17 Coin.
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Joseph KR
Simmons
Emerson
Simmonds
Wesley Chapel Church
June Exeven
Linda Simmonds
Donald Mauer
Coin
Timson Fined $25 For Reckless Driving Near High School
Kenneth Timson of Hastings was charged with reckless driving on March 29 near Malvern Community High School. He paid a $25 fine plus costs after a judgment by Justice of Peace John Hall.
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Kenneth Timson
Hastings
Malvern Community High School
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Juniors Pick Announcements By Sharron Eastwood
The Juniors and Seniors at Nishna Valley High School discuss graduation announcements with Inter-Collegiate Press samples shown March 28. They vote on preferred style though orders are not yet placed.
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Nishna Valley High School
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Lea Cheney
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